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Meanings of new evidence in English

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Usage of new evidence in English
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There is also new evidence that heavy precipitation has increased in Europe.
The Guardian
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If new evidence is uncovered, the case could be refiled, Margulies said.
Reuters
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Fresh demands for Ehud Olmert's resignation following new evidence into corruption allegations.
Radio NZ
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Management strategies are constantly updated as new evidence and endoscopic techniques emerge.
Pubmed
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Confronted by new evidence of global warming, will people react like frogs?
Reuters
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Most atheists are open to new evidence that we might be mistaken.
The Irish Times
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Scientific theories are falsifiable and modifiable in the light of new evidence.
The Irish Times
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Now, as the trial gets going, new evidence continues to be presented.
The South African
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As new evidence emerges, guidance for a safe RTP should be updated.
Pubmed
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But Stuart-Smith ruled there was insufficient new evidence to reopen the inquiry.
The Guardian
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Dozens like me have been exonerated by DNA or other new evidence.
The Irish Times
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The doctor could not combat the new evidence, it was too direct.
Watch Yourself Go By
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This paper presents new evidence on household treatment-seeking behaviour in six African countries.
Pubmed
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Jones said it unearthed new evidence including minutes from a 2014 board meeting.
Reuters
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Hopefully, this new evidence will help police catch the true perpetrator, Brooks said.
Reuters
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There's new evidence suggesting it might make children avoid future challenges.
BBC
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